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    1. Test & Measurement

    Portable spectroradiometer has no moving optical parts

    March 3, 2025
    The Spectral Evolution NaturaSpec Ultra full-range field spectroradiometer collects lab-quality hyperspectral data.
    Related To: SphereOptics GmbH
    (Image credit: SphereOptics)
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    The Spectral Evolution NaturaSpec Ultra full-range field spectroradiometer collects lab-quality hyperspectral data over the full spectral range of 350 to 2500 nm. With its field-rugged design, no moving optical parts, and a stainless-steel clad fiber-optic cable, it can be used to build high-resolution libraries and advance spectral analysis for many remote sensing applications.

    SphereOptics

    Herrsching, Germany

    www.sphereoptics.de

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